Summer decisions: Ephrata keeps non-resident parks and rec fees, will close city hall earlier for next two months
Ephrata Mayor Pro-Tem William Coe speaking in opposition to a proposal to eliminate additional Parks and Recreation fees for non-residents at a regular city council meeting on Wednesday.
CHARLES H. FEATHERSTONE/COLUMBIA BASIN HERALD
Ephrata city amenities such as the Splash Zone will continue to assess a fee for nonresidents to use them after the Ephrata City Council voted to keep the fees in place Tuesday evening.
EPHRATA — People living outside the Ephrata city limits will still pay non-resident fees to participate in city recreation programs and use city facilities like the Splash Zone following Wednesday’s regular meeting of the Ephrata City Council.
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